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Antique World War I Soldier Portrait in Original Oval Frame (c. 1917–1919)
Antique World War I Soldier Portrait in Original Oval Frame (c. 1917–1919)
Regular price
$165.00 USD
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$165.00 USD
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This authentic World War I-era studio portrait captures a young soldier in uniform, posed in a traditional early-20th-century photographic setting. Rendered in soft sepia tones, the image reflects the quiet dignity and formality common to portraits taken just before or during military service. It remains housed in its original oval wooden frame, complete with a gilt inner liner and convex glass-features that were both fashionable and prestigious during the period. A handwritten notation on the reverse reading "Oct 24" adds a subtle layer of personal history, likely referencing the date of sitting or framing.
Materials
Original photographic print
Convex glass
Wooden oval frame with gilt liner
Original cardboard backing
Metal hanging wire
Dimensions
Overall frame: approx. 14.5" H × 11.5" W
Visible image: approx. 10.5" H × 8" W
Weight
Approx. 2.5 lbs
Country of Origin
Likely United States
Date of Manufacture
Circa 1917-1919 (World War I era)
Condition
Very good antique condition consistent with age. The photograph shows gentle tonal fading and light surface wear typical of early photographic prints. The frame displays visible finish loss and small chips along the edges, most noticeable at the lower right, contributing to its authentic antique character. Convex glass is intact. Backing shows age toning and original handwritten notation.
This authentic World War I-era studio portrait captures a young soldier in uniform, posed in a traditional early-20th-century photographic setting. Rendered in soft sepia tones, the image reflects the quiet dignity and formality common to portraits taken just before or during military service. It remains housed in its original oval wooden frame, complete with a gilt inner liner and convex glass-features that were both fashionable and prestigious during the period. A handwritten notation on the reverse reading "Oct 24" adds a subtle layer of personal history, likely referencing the date of sitting or framing.
Materials
Original photographic print
Convex glass
Wooden oval frame with gilt liner
Original cardboard backing
Metal hanging wire
Dimensions
Overall frame: approx. 14.5" H × 11.5" W
Visible image: approx. 10.5" H × 8" W
Weight
Approx. 2.5 lbs
Country of Origin
Likely United States
Date of Manufacture
Circa 1917-1919 (World War I era)
Condition
Very good antique condition consistent with age. The photograph shows gentle tonal fading and light surface wear typical of early photographic prints. The frame displays visible finish loss and small chips along the edges, most noticeable at the lower right, contributing to its authentic antique character. Convex glass is intact. Backing shows age toning and original handwritten notation.
Fun Fact
Oval military portraits were especially popular during World War I, as the shape was believed to lend softness and elegance to formal uniforms-making them a favored keepsake for families awaiting their soldier's return.
Shipping & Handling
Securely packaged with care and shipped via USPS Ground Advantage.
Shipping & Handling
Securely packaged with care and shipped via USPS Ground Advantage.
Materials
Original photographic print
Convex glass
Wooden oval frame with gilt liner
Original cardboard backing
Metal hanging wire
Dimensions
Overall frame: approx. 14.5" H × 11.5" W
Visible image: approx. 10.5" H × 8" W
Weight
Approx. 2.5 lbs
Country of Origin
Likely United States
Date of Manufacture
Circa 1917-1919 (World War I era)
Condition
Very good antique condition consistent with age. The photograph shows gentle tonal fading and light surface wear typical of early photographic prints. The frame displays visible finish loss and small chips along the edges, most noticeable at the lower right, contributing to its authentic antique character. Convex glass is intact. Backing shows age toning and original handwritten notation.
This authentic World War I-era studio portrait captures a young soldier in uniform, posed in a traditional early-20th-century photographic setting. Rendered in soft sepia tones, the image reflects the quiet dignity and formality common to portraits taken just before or during military service. It remains housed in its original oval wooden frame, complete with a gilt inner liner and convex glass-features that were both fashionable and prestigious during the period. A handwritten notation on the reverse reading "Oct 24" adds a subtle layer of personal history, likely referencing the date of sitting or framing.
Materials
Original photographic print
Convex glass
Wooden oval frame with gilt liner
Original cardboard backing
Metal hanging wire
Dimensions
Overall frame: approx. 14.5" H × 11.5" W
Visible image: approx. 10.5" H × 8" W
Weight
Approx. 2.5 lbs
Country of Origin
Likely United States
Date of Manufacture
Circa 1917-1919 (World War I era)
Condition
Very good antique condition consistent with age. The photograph shows gentle tonal fading and light surface wear typical of early photographic prints. The frame displays visible finish loss and small chips along the edges, most noticeable at the lower right, contributing to its authentic antique character. Convex glass is intact. Backing shows age toning and original handwritten notation.
Fun Fact
Oval military portraits were especially popular during World War I, as the shape was believed to lend softness and elegance to formal uniforms-making them a favored keepsake for families awaiting their soldier's return.
Shipping & Handling
Securely packaged with care and shipped via USPS Ground Advantage.
Shipping & Handling
Securely packaged with care and shipped via USPS Ground Advantage.
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